Sharks Attack Keeps Search For Southern Crown In Play
In Perth and Melbourne reports planes from Derby to Port George and Regent River assist the Southern Crown search. Pilot crews including Heath Woods and Digby join efforts with natives from Munja and Colonel Mansbridge to locate missing aviators. News from Brisbane and Melbourne note aviation figures and continued air support amid difficult terrain and weather.
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Perth
Heath
Woods
Derby
Port George
Regent River
Ree River
Tao
Chater
Digby
Seares
Ing Drygdale
Fort George
Drysdale
Munja
Mansbridge
Koolinda
Munro
Co Gnie
Muni
Brisbane
Osmond Lf. Jolly
Pastoralists and Graziora
Pionecra
Austealia
Sydney
J. Tracey
Wight
Jolly Asid
Regone
Kingsford Smith
Queensland
Ais Navigation, Limited
Melbourne
Albatross
North-West Australia
Bruce
Howard
Weat Aisti
Defence
Mr. M. Shepherd
Uent
Thir Badrd
Commodore Williams
Colonel Brinamenth
Oma
Arive
Gonga Bagh
Vet Crom
Matheson
Wyndham, Mhrtt
Thurulaye
Carevnmnent
Atala Fo Muni
Pont
Tariff Talks Include Australian Wool Butter And Meat
Melbourne reports Mr Bruce announced representations to American authorities on the contemplated US tariff revision aiming to impose prohibitive duties on Australian wool butter and meat. He declined to disclose details but said the facts would be published in Australia and America.
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Melbourne
Bruce Anon
United States
Australia
Aner Lea
Yankee Bosh And Trade Methods In Sydney Debate
A Sydney conference of graziers denounces United States trade practices. Mr Stewart Parkes leads a vocal critique urging Australia to impose prohibitive duties on US imports while excluding American farming machinery until trade balances improve. Delegates back motions seeking tariffs on corn films and meat to equalise commerce.
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Sydney
United States
Stewart Parkes
Parkes
United States of America
Commonwealth
America
London gem expert hails event in precious stones world
A London gem expert calls a recent demonstration in Australia a landmark in the precious stones world and says it may shift the balance against German gum cutting tende. He predicts strong action and victory for Brisbanite Treiner's sapphire cutting machine.
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London
Brisbanite Treiner
Germany
London notes from Moscow trip reveal paradoxes and deficits
Barrington Hooper on returning Trade Delegate describes Moscow as poverty struck with potholed funds dilapidated buildings and shoddy shops while praising banquet luxury and asking for exploration of the situation amid anxious ruination and machinery needs.
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London
Moscow
Europe
Honous
Aftermath of Tasmanian Floods Reopens Postal Links
Tasmanian floods leave towns cut off though postal service mostly restored. Bridges in the north are damaged with Widge at Perth toppled and replacements planned by next summer. Train service on the Avoca line may resume within two weeks aiding coal delivery to Hobart and Launceston.
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Hobart
Director of Public Works
Haa
Perth
Trafic
Nile
Crea
Direetor
Gould
Denby
Avoca
Launceston
Taunceston
Longford
W. Cummings
People
Cummings
Brisbane
Tuamonion
Melbourne
Sir William, McPherson
Overseas shipping conference urges faster service and stable freight
The interim report by an overseas shipping conference appointed by the Prime Minister outlines conclusions on Australia’s overseas trade. It calls for efficient steamship service for Australasia, stable freight rates, and urges a central Sydney committee of importers exporters and shipping sites to cut charges and avoid rate fluctuations.
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Sydney
Australia
Galligo
Dawes Named Ambassador to London After San Domingo Mission
General Dawes is selected as Ambassador to London by White House, pending Senate confirmation. Historically high for a vice presidential figure, the appointment follows his Santo Domingo financial mission. Dawes will return to Evanston to confer with Hoover and State Department officials before sailing to England in June.
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Washington
State Department
Dawes
White Mouse
Puy
London
Oo High
Santo Domingo
Evanston
Illinois
Hoover
England
Proclamation Sets Queen's Land Vote and Writ Timetable
A proclamation dissolving the Queens land Parliament will be signed today by the Governor. Writs for the election will be issued tomorrow. Polling day is fixed for May 11 with June 165 as the return date for writs.
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Beisbans
Thursdey
Queensland
Stud Bulls Bought by Australian Stock Breeders
The Australian Stock Breeders' Company Ltd purchased 10 pedigree Hereford stud bulls at the Sydney Show to improve its herds in north Queensland. They will arrive by the steamer Mokumba tomorrow.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Australian Stock Breeders' Company, Ltd
Sydney
Police Promotions Shuffle Brisbane Ranks
Senior-ser geant T Cubalnne is promoted to sub-inspector from April 18 and reassigned to the Curne police district, with stationing at Tininfail. Sub-inspector Jamen Danley takes the Tinin fail post, assigned to the Charle ville district with headquarters at harlevilie.
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Brisbane
T. Cubalnne
Curne
Tininfall
Jamen
Frosts Hit California Crops Wild Weather Causes Heavy Loss
Frosts across California threaten fruit and nut crops with losses estimated around 70 million dollars this season. Analysts expect further decline in central and southern regions while preexisting damage from the prior year's bumper returns is cited as part of the total. Major impact areas include Yolo Sutter and Butte counties where losses run into millions.
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San Francisco
California
Bowie
Yoln
Sutter
Buttecomitley
Tracheotomy Reports From London Budapest
Two remarkable tracheotomy cases are reported. In London Mr Hanson choked on a crusty piece of crust and used a pocket knife to create an airway until a surgeon removed the obstruction. In Budapest Professor Pallachok aided by a knife, he performed a tracheotomy to relieve a patient in distress during conversation.
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London
Hanson
Mil
Budapest
Baliut
Balint
Pallachok Wade
Aeroplane Mystery Baffles Australian Patrols
Sydney reports late mile of the aeroplane Kockoirm with Molth Anderson leaving for the Southern Grass. Koolmburen departed Alice Springs intending to reach Wyndham Jard that afternoon. The craft’s crew, Francis and E Von Shurmer, are believed to have seen the Southern Crane and sought aid as fuel and safety concerns arose.
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Sydney
Molth Anderson
Koolmburen
Alice Springg
Incomplete wartime message from Washington secretary
An unreadable Washington dispatch claims the secretary announced the United States response to the Conference and a warning of a potential compromise. The fragmentary text mentions a planned reply and a note of caution about the Councils.
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Washington
Binte
Teviay
Unitud
Addad
Nate Qwar
Lori Jerata
FATALITIES IN QUEENSLAND ACCIDENTS REPORTED
Telegraphic tidings from southern Queensland recount several deaths and injuries. A young man and Robert Delpratt died after a log wheel struck a vehicle. Arthur Klee, aged 20, drowned in the Bulloo River near Thargomindal. A group on a motor-horse cart faced a fatal fall with a driver killed and others hurt.
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Jirisbane
Bricus
Quevneluuil
Robert Delpratt
Yeung
Choungra
Arthur Kleewens
Bulioo
Stevena
British Births Continued Fall in Rate
The Registrar-General reports a persistent drop in births in the year, with 40,401 births recorded, the lowest rate on record. If the decline continues, population decline is feared. the data suggest no imminent improvement.
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London
Ainee
MET
Appointment of Walker as Agent General for Victoria
Melbourne reports the appointment of Walker as Agent General for Victoria in London. Premier Bir William McPherson announces the decision and Leitch will start duties in July for a term of three years.
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Melbourne
Walker
Victoria
Lomlon
William McPhersony
Leitch
EHO
Premier's Tour Schedule Update
Premier Telalane announces a coastal stop at Koynavilly for a midday address. He will visit Galerie the next morning then remain in town for events Tuesday night.
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Twikbane
Thoraday
London Royal Events Sketch in Cold Wind
The daily telegraph notes a brisk day in London with the King visiting gardens amid a cold northwesterly wind. It reports Windsor Court plans and a move to London before May events at Buckingham Palace.
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London
Wrinesday
Tandon
Windsor Court
Thigkinghon Polace
All Wool Crepe de Chine and Tweed Fabrics Sale Ad
A dense fabric advertisement lists multiple wool crepe de chine and tweed materials in various weights and finishes. It names colors, yardage prices, and fabric types including coated velour, repp, check repp, striped and printed ring velvets, aimed at sportswear and dresses. several price points range from 6/11 to 14/11 per yard with sizes noted.
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Priestley
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Java
Peions Prom
Lisa W
COBY
Helio
Gize W
Sa Fejer Eorep
Wattern-Beck
Barnes & Co., Ltd
King Street
Warwick
Keith Anderson
Landsborough
Caloundes
David Manners
Caboolture
Maleny Hospital
Manners
Malay Hospital
Us.a
Overtures
Mads
Overseas Shipping Conference
General Dawes
U.S.A
Herefords Ford, Queensland
Police Promotions
Francis
E. von Shurmer
Princess May Tigges
Port Georgr Ve
Camden Harbur
Anderson Pecan Panto
Mmerhonte
Beytert Te
Wyndham
I'M
Canungra
Thargomindah
Sey
Moe Repp
Tie Weuige
Sax
Ocolate
Brown
Vale Peice
Odin
Bois-de-Roaa
Dass
Belge
Navy
Mlick
PRION
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